淨名經集解關中疏 2.62

2.62

"One should think: 'It is merely through these dharmas coming together that this body is formed; when arising, it is only dharmas arising, and when ceasing, it is only dharmas ceasing.'" This is the second, distinguishing that there are only dharmas and no self, with two parts: first, examining through the arising and ceasing of cause and effect; second, through dharmas mutually not knowing one another. This is the first. [Seng]zhao says: "The dharmas of the five aggregates provisionally combine into my body; arising is only dharmas, and ceasing is only the collective ceasing of dharmas, with no separate true ruler governing their arising and ceasing. Having removed the notion of self, one only sees dependently arisen dharmas, and thus does not grasp at the marks of dharmas."